Olta Totoni’s PhD is awarded by the Department of European Languages and Cultures at Lancaster University, UK. She is currently the inventor of an innovative form of translation which is the alienese translation fully inspired by two British authors, Anthony Burgess, and George Orwell. She also studied British and American Studies as well as received a MSc in Intercultural and Touristic Language and Communication. She has been a Guest Lecturer at the University of Tirana for ten years, taught and, researched English as a Foreign Language. Dr Totoni is in PeoplePill's list of notable people in literature.
She is a very active scholar and has tried to create a global profile. She has attended trainings, workshops, forums, seminars, courses and conferences in the UK, Italy, Western Balkans, Canada, USA. She has also experimented with different types of writing: poetry, short stories, newspaper and magazine articles, journal and foreign policy articles mainly related to British and American Studies published in the UK, Western Balkans, the US, France, Mexico, Canada.
Dr Totoni is the author of the book Diary of Time that contains a bilingual collection of articles published in newspapers and magazines. She has translated British literature and, gives a good contribution in this field. She was a guest speaker in the World Youth Forum ‘Right to Dialogue’ 2014. She attended Academic English Conference 2021 (Cambridge University Press), Oxford World English Symposium 2022 (Oxford University Press). Her contribution (ILEI speech for the British author, Anthony Burgess) at the Esperanto Symposium is mentioned in several magazines of the Esperanto world such as Esperanto (Netherlands), La Lampiro (Brazil). Her dissertation is mentioned in Informilo for Interlingvistoj (Information for Interlinguists, Issue 125, Netherlands).
She is Political Academy Fellow 2012, Global Acumen Fellow 2014, Elite School of Politics Fellow 2014, IWPG Ambassador 2015, OYA OP Ambassador 2018.
